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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17
TRAGEDY IN CHICAGO
a PROMINENT BANKER r-s VICTIM.
shsf Do~s BY ne Ssepseo while hstsrn-
asx fzona ShuzcA~fye kunsss
FIRED late nis fsssas Doaasstie
1rooeis ths Cass<-

CEIcA0o oct. l6.-Slephen N. kswson,
vel known banker Of this city. aud ooil-
aected with tie ni0n Trust Conp4ny was
fatally shot Al nosn to-day near the fhira
Presbyterian church 81 the corner Al Ash
land sr3 ozaen-aves. BY hia stepson Ralph
" S.8ymakef. The shooting 0ocasloneo
great excitement as Il oocRrred ~ the
ssrsAippess a. fhe cnufch we're proceeding
homew4rd. Kawson who had attended
services a. the church emerged from tie
south enlrsnce. ss the great organ wss
stiA laundering its finale. and started
disgonally across ogden-aye., on his way -
h.s residence al s96 Wesi M0nroe-si Stay
maker who had been ioitering IN the wen
liy u the churcA for nearly al hour, when
he saw ksNs0u come forth,
rsn along the syenus until
ne was wilhsn eieal feet Of the banker.
Then ne drew larse nickel plated revolver
from one Of the pockets Of hlS oserooat and
grsspiRg tie handle Of the Weapon with
both hands iired into the back OF the help
less man who fell forward upon his hands
and knees. .0Dt, before he the struck Earth an
other bulie, Was lodged Ia his body. The
young assassin did not advance a. he hired
V hen his victim feis Saynaker turned
his revolver down upon the prcssrsie
body and llred three times IN succession. For
& moment the thr0Dg ~ people coming
from church were paraiyzed by the sIecta-
Gle. Then a panic seized the women and
children. who fed Ia Wild disorder. Some
re-entered the ca urcb 10 sesk place Of safety
while others ran screaming down the
avenue. Slsymaker oid not move until he
had emptied i've chambers OF his revolver,
then he started scr0ss the avenue with the
weapon still IN his hand. A man seaped
out Of the crowd and seized the assassn
who was shortly afterwards turned over 10
the police.
While he was being led through the
crowd there were cries Of Hang him
This seemed 10 unnerve him for he shook
violently. Take me 20 jaii az quickly as
possible" lie said TO the officer. j have
done my business. now you do yours"
Meantime the wounded banker had risen
10 his feet unzsslsted bat he could not
stand and was compelled 10 lie down on a
grass plot IN front Of the church. As soon
as possible a carriage Was obtained and
he was removed Ia his residence and re-
ceived surgical attendance. 1t was found
that all five bullets had taken effect. -Four
OF them were removed, but the fifth, which
pierced the pelvic bone. il was deemed best
not to probe for, owing 20 the low vitality
OF the sufferer. Ii Is not believed tonight
that Rawson can recover.
Ii Is stated that the shooting comes from
domestic troubles. kawson recently ap-
piled for a divorce from his wife, America
:. lee, who had previously been married
twice. The stepsoD. Ealph w. Siaymake r..
or William T.. Lee ss be MAS sometime
! called. took his nO.her's part. and was
greatly indignant at certain charges made
by Rawson against Der. This indignation,
il is thought inspired him today TO do the
cowardly and bloody act.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

Charles Griffin. farm hand about 26 wears
OF age. working near Belleviie. has hsd .
singular experience tho past few week. Jie
worked on a farm ia 1e1as. and one Day be
lay on the hay IN the halds 70 take . nap.
" bile ssleep he was attacked bv poisonous
flies. winch had cTawled over his face aud into
his nOstTils, where they laid their eggs Griffin
came north about ten days ago He had heen
suffering for weeks with 6izzipes. in his
head. and for the past few days with q tefrj-
bie pain which nearly blinded hifn. Beside
that he found IL vny oifhculf 20 breathe
YESTERDAY he cousultAa . pfvsifisn- who once
in bis pfacfics hsd simllsr eass He e3ected
8 bqui5 into Griffir's Boss sBa in fifteen min
utee the latter passa1 from SIS uostrils over
one huudred worms from quarter - haH
az inch IN length ~ hsr3 that e vas almost
inpoeefs - bffak them win . hammer.
The n8n uas vcy much rrilevas bVf it il
s-1psrssd tsgaf his hese D. ~flf fuil ~ tlseee
worms 1'he worms eventually dsvelc3 into
fiss Thess Giss seldom come farther north
inan fiss sosihern lss a Kansas. St Iouis
gsefmiiicsa
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17
Ladies and Children DnirIEsa-.

To those who appreciate The
important part clothing plays
IN the anWal economy moth
ing relating 20 ou pays cal
nature vii prove 4 TER
blessing than the provision
made by Dr.. Jal ger Tor the
proper und C Othlng for W0-
meA and Chi rcn. Great u ns
has Deea takga 10 Fecue e tae
manufacture ol Absolutely
Pune MOO. n OF the Finest
quality ia iiiis department..
la quality. yarie y and grades
OF textures there ]. nothing
left to be desired. The Ladies
SaDitOry tndervests. Draw
err and combination. Childrens
Vest. Drawers and com in y
tion Suit and Night.Dfessss
are all made al the hest Stock
ines material "a white and
natural color. Tnev are lipht.
soft, smooth. piiabie Ella c
and very pleasing 10 Il 9 touch;
free from every iH3uIlous SUBJ
stance, are conducive % hg al
and comfort and ar far be-
yOnd comparison with any
other kiu6 Of UDderclothiue.
Growing children. delicate and
prDy, enieebled by errors in
ufess CT Giet. show im e5ists
signs ~ imwOvemea hsa
clothed according n tic 3se..
yer system with sufFr s,ax
rapldity. Their weaAue s Is
changed 10 strength, laDg0r
ano ofoopiDg e. YIgor and ac-
fiVifv and fretfu ness 70 vlee
aud Inerrimeat We gladly
an cordially extend al inv
faton 10 everyone 20 rail- and
examine the logger System
of j D1erH ear and sat8efv
! themselves OF its manifold
sterling quaiIties.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17
THE WOOL INDUSTRY.
Interesting Poiats Prom Forthcoming
Report.

WASHINGTON. Oct. l6.-Col. W. A. Szit-
zer, Chief OF the BG-esu Of Statistics. will
issue during the present week 8 compre-
hensiye report on the production, exports-
ton. importation aud manufacture Of wool
and wooden goods in this country. II will
contain hundreds Of tables OF statistics Of
this industry under all different tariff laws
since 1870. ohio, California and Texas viii
be shown TO still be the leading wool pro-
ducing States. IN the two former there hss
been an increase OF twenty per cent il the
production OF wool, and IN tie latter over
iiftv Per cent since 1850. Toe value of the
production for the past year viii be est
mated al f79.eD0 ou3.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17
ENGLISH POLITICS.
The UnionIsts Ma king Arrangements fol
an Aggressive Campaign.

LONDON, Oct. 16.-Various English Union
ist committees viii meet in council tomor-
row under the presidency of Lord Harting-
ton, and the conference will be attended by
Chamberlain, Jesse Ceilings, and, in TACT,
nearly all of the many leaders of the Union
ist party. One OF the elements OF import
ance attaching 10 this meeting is the fact
that it is intended 10 hamper The Liberal
convention at Nottingham as far as posi-
ble by putting that conference on the
defensive, and the speeches of the
larger lights will sharply srraign the Lab
erals, tor their their assistance, active and
tacit TO the National League In defying the
law. The principal object of the confer
ence. however. is to organize plans for the
remainder of Parliamentary recess and the
beginning of the next session of the House.
and a resolute effort will be made to COM
bine ell shades of the Unionists in opposi-
ton To the Sepsratists. Arrangements will
also be made to hold puc meeting at
an early date and bureau v ill be organ
lied to furnish speakers to provincial COM
mittees upon application Everything
points toward q campaign Of unprecedented
activity
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

Jlss iatr@ ides srFIrspFset i8so 1sfledozn is
e zazf fwo sirit cneiHs niVfead - 5Ese. last
winter orse c1sln- stfacbea - TIRE felnri ~
Eese csrried ~ tte trousers Tseeset sHa fast
erred - tbs eisyender bofton above. vof ios
ar~urer csysr Jnis Tear 70 doee vlii -
sssunisfs ~it1ors rnsfn On eset s,ie To
th- secsB6 rsns 4 aftsehs3 = sfout ring on
vtieh art hung eoiisot.cz ~ snrrt ~ Ie-e
nssfui svtisee j. ~ qnits ri2nf fhess
si,oz.id should bs - silver sna hsndscsne in
oenza. Tbev fnc3uds r1cb eouvenisnoes - =
rrsstra pafs. car - oox ~hlsfls. peuknife.
7,af.ols. eirer cufter and ~ extreme csses
plsuietsre r1rk ksorev. Whee 81 Bndervizrri
Sa5s srsgs farfn fiis rrraaf ksbss bsinot -
triakets The sTsst r. srt - Re startling e. re
r.a~egr urfssnilf&r vits ne istest develop
rre~.f - rno3ern eivi izsttoz---Ns~ YORK
(j1rrrre~risi hfvsrfiser.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17
Provided bs nature for the
clothing of an animal.

A material therefore endowed
with properties which make
1t auxiliary 20 the functions
of that great HEALTH REG.
ULATIN6 ORGAN tie human
skin. lts hygenlc virtues are
interest ana a durable as tie
animal fibre itself The ma
terial is also woven. cut and
made WITH special reierence
TO its ne ations 10 the bo "
anatomicaly and b siologl-
cally.
Any garment therefore made
under the Jaeger system is
sanitary, hat IS, conducive TO
health, preserving, improving
and restoring it. The garments
are ali made OF absolute y pure
wooi and OF every desc lpii0n
for men. women and children.
The compl' & aud varied as
sortment o. Gentlemens iIp-
derwear. Is made of iie finest
natural. undyed WOO Sioeki-
net" and consist oi shirts.
Drawers and Night Shlfts n
natural gray and pure wh &c.
They are all manufactured 0f
pure wool o. the finest quality.
are very soft and elastic and
viii not irritate he skin .ike
the cen srality OF iiannels.
The Jaeger UnderW ear gent
ly stimulates the IL and po-
NOTES It's normal ciion. pro-
duclng effects equas 10 those
of the bath and are therefore
salutary IN the highest degree.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

WACO. Tex. oct. l6.-0n the night OF
September - a single robber stopped and
rified two stages filled with passengers Oh
the road between Bsllinger and san
Angela. John A. Newsolne alias Smith
vas suspected Of being the robbef. and was
yesterday brought here in The custody OF =
Deputy Unite1 States Marshal and AZ
raigned before Commissioner Pink on the
charge OF robbiDg the mails lie was held
in default OF 3 800 bal.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17
NOW AT NASHVILLE,
How the Presidential r Plriy Spent the
Sabbath.

How the Presidential Plrly Spent the
Sabbath.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. l6.-Nasbvilie
has put on its holiday attire and tonight
presents a decidedly picturesque appear
ance. The streets are crowded with strsng-
ers and the decorations are very elaborate
The citizens are greatly disappointed with
the short visit which the President and
Mrs. Cleveland will make. The
President 81 party spent most Of
the 6ay very quietly at Judge
Jacksons mansion at Bellemead. SIX
miles from the city. During the afternoon
the President and Mrs. Cleveland drove 10
Nashville and paid visit to the widow OF
President Polk.
Tomorrow morning the Pre- sden,ial
train will be run out to Bellemead in time
TO get the party TO the city by clock.
The entertainment in Nashville will Oe
very brief as the special is scheduled 10
leave for Atlanta at IL o'clock a. m.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

The Stain Confession ss TO tho Dextsr
Bank Marder Knocksd Gu,

LEWISTON, Ne, Oct. ia Jot.' nGs re-
porter has found by the record Of the An
droscoegin County Jsil that Charles r.
Stain was committed to the jail February
4 1875. for horse stealing not being able
TO find bail he was indicted al the April
term. pleaded guilty. and was sentenced TO
three yesrs ia prison He was removed
from jail May snd taken 70 States Prison.
This record covers the time he alleges he
was assisting IN the Dexter bank robbery
in q wagon, the 22d OF February.
The Jolsraai has Obtained a copy OF the
confession o: Charles S.a'n as made 10
Sheriff Mitchell and II differs materially
from the one ALREADY published. Instead
of claiming 10 have oeeD with his father
aud the gsng when Cashier Barron was
murdered, the younger Stain says he OBJ
tanned his information IN regard to rne
crime from his father three years after the
murder, and while the father was in a state
of delirinm. during i.iuess.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17
STOPPING The OIL SUPPLY.
The Standard Company Following the
Lead of the Coal ISarons.


PITTsBURG. Pa, Oct. l6.-The Standard
Oil Company, following the methods Of the
coal bsrons, has ordered general shut
down today il sll the oil il-producing dis
tricts where it has control. The movement
Is intended to limit the supply, enhance the
price, and create an artificial famine in the
product which will soon be felt throughout
the country. This perempt6ry proceeding
will at once freeze ont all the small opera
tors and give the monopoly full control of
the trade. IL is net known vet whether the
Saxonburg district can be counted on to
join in the movement. Believing that the
Butler county producers would stand out
the OIL Trust syndicate has made tempt
ing offer to buy up all their interests and
stop further Grilligg. The Standard Com
pany will not be satisfied until the price Of
oil and whisky is equal, and they now con-
tend for dollar a gallon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

WASHING ToN. Oct. l6.-Four hundred
representative carriage builders OF the
United States are expected in Washington
TO attend the tiftieih annual meeiAg OF the
be held in Wizards Hotel next Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday. Tbfs is said 20
be one OF the richest trade associations in
this country, many Of It's members being
milliOnaires. Clement Siudebakef, of
South Bend. IND. President 0f The associs-
tiou, is said TO be worth several millions
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

Hess Oa.cer 81 xsoa IfisGa
DfsK SfR-I hsve heard there Wa e
veaas ia6y Ia Ffis8n tba1 0x8fs 3 good
Hrs.4-d J hear That sbe there tof Life
unisss -ae gets Some one 70 marry hir su1
their s aS1m 81 H0nsF VIII be give - The
man that T tsze hIr ss 81 honest an
Lawful vie Nos 81 such = the case IL
ne knew a 0acs ! knew tbe euDg Lazy
she i from ---- CITY on the shore o.
Tsks Nirhivsn and } w0Bi8 ike - have
blr for r5fs sud gef fhe money faeT offer
some 81 ks tnink write just 20 correspond
hss ttis is ref the esse ! rnesa B1snsss
Now Z vi Describe = ref
w mare ie-- --- Z vss bern IN hsr-
r.,-f N. H fhe int1 Ts7 ~ November 1862
rhcs Fnssts NJ - Fssrs esd t5e 1oth
Tlsv n Nsrt wozta ( Ar 5 fest 81 inches
tsli Ne gbf = pounds orcea ksir Bscs
sves Noz & you fee 20 tsp9se5 snsFer
tais - once sn8 then ! w. - e ~ Tne the
f-Il per srs q fhs Csse sn1 fo sr1acd
abort work Horing - hes- frora goa soon
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17
koUTs VICTIMS 10 sE AVENGED.
Sastsc. Is-oksd 81 the erssa Jurr ~
Susffr~ Ffei6

VAIrsRs-so. Ind Oct ls-Tbs Grand
Turr Of this countv hss been summoned
hv Jodee f. G. Fisld. rev bal6iDE tke Fsll
fs~ra nf the CrEuls Ca8yf here. - invest
zstz TIE Kor.s disaster II ~ raeet to
nao~~sw. sns3 tse Jussxs's cherKs coats 1ed
in bis suramons df~eess tbe IarT - make =
sesrrhine i01airT, va vev 70 fxing
fae cvsrs7aei rssgc1sfeff.-r for TIE 6azths
ard make sfea reeers Ia sr5stzons - shsl
sesrs sslisd o. ~ r~svEoT rsoeasscn q
tne hzs-rsT.
The Bok~snjss kev. Hsrusan AIsv is
reported - oe iasSre~fER sn6 hoTes are
.s~ suterssfnsd thst as ifs nay yet =
esveo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

LONDON, Oct. l6.-Mr. Gladstone will ar
rive a. MsnchesteE tomorrow where he will
be the guest of CommoDeT watkins and will
proceed to Nottingham Tuesday morning,
remaining until Wednesday evening or
Thursday morning. be viii spend Thurs
day in Derby and vii speak at all places
named and possibly deliver several short
addresses at stopping places earoute.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

Nrw YoaH. Oct l6-Ed Holske. the
Boston sporting man, sailed for Europe
Yesterday. he said that be was going 20
arrange preliminsres Tor John l.. Suiii-
vans tour At the office of the CunAri
line Il wss sasd Sullivan bad psid fof g
passage by the boat which leaves Boston on
the 24th inst.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

IoyD0S. Oct. l6.-Greas anxiety prevails
IN Cours circles over The condition Of
Pm ssss Lcuize and Msads. o. Wales. who
are III ~ith reessies in Copenhagen. Ire
AGES a the Pri1cessses are respectively -
and - years and the dangerous eharscter
0f she 6isesse is therefcrs enhsnced.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

DUBHx, Oct. 16.--A large number Of
League meetings. great and small were he'd
in the proclaimed districts Eo8ay, bat they
were with two Or three exceptions remsrks-
bly, orderly and very few arrests were made.
A major e. OF the meetings, however. we're
he'd via'sus The know ieGze Of the police.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

RfrHv3Sn "a on f5.--svov. lee r T.
gvs sssv s-iss, ths 6ssxh.s - = coo-
s 3ersfe - 81 -r. On tte occss ea cf fhss Ssfs
szs~ a (5e4. -. Ths ie1F hes esxs1 fn3t
~ nszss - r5fhbeid frera TIE yab55e unt8l
the cay 81 ner marriage
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

Csszsorss- fn Cairsse IsandryS--0o-z thst
6ox f.elaur r. roz- SeEs1s
fieieetial-- -
(rusons.~--trs 7eu fon& - dogzf
fse.s@esisl-- = 80 hung ,. esz - good-
rs~ ysrs Szn
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

The following 80 far unanswered letter
was . part o. the mail received Al The yscs-
son state Prson yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17
DR.. JLEGERS
Sanitary Wooden
sYsTEWco
NEW YORK And BERLIN.
Spring & Company !.
Sole agents for Grand Bspids
and Western Michigan.
Sole agents for Grand 3apids
and Western Michigan.
DIR. JAEGERs

Woolen 1l)thlng Is sanitary,
not because the garments are
"medlcstsd" or "nlagnetizeo"
but because they are made OF
material
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-30

There was very pretty audience at
The Mozart mu icale last night. Ii was a
large one also, when the season and the
weather is considered But by no means
as large as 10, merits demanded.
The instrumental numbers were all
very cho ce and were executed in excel
lent time. The popular selections from
Martha and Ernani being especially
pleasing The vocalist was Frank Cum
ningham and he needs no extended men
ton Both of his selections gave every
satisfaction and be was enthusiastically
encored. Ills d" Tale Of Woe in response
to the uproarious double encore at the
close of his last selection was capital.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-30
KILLED ~ Iut >IktIl.
The Result of a Petty Quarrel \ tolor"d
Man Followed aud Shot Down.

MAsuINGrON, y. c., August 29.-Sat
urday evening. between q and O'Clock,
near the corner of Twentieth street and
New York avenue, John Wanes lcolored)
wa, shot In Che abdomen and almost in
slautly killed hy another colored man
named Frank llciderman. II appears
that Nancs and George Jackson were
leaving the tournament grounds IN "a
buggy after Witnessing game of base
ball and met lleidcrman and Peter Dlggs.
The latter requested ride in thc vehicle,
which was refused by Nancs, who drove
or
The men walked along behind the
vehicle using abusive language toward
It's occupants and Jackson was obliged
tO use his whip 10 keep them from the
vehicle This was KEEP mp Until the cor
ner of 20th street and New York avenue
wa. reached. when one of ihc wheels
came of the vehicle and is occupants
we're thrown tO the ground. Jackson
and Wanes had hardly recovered them
selves when llciderman and Diggs walk
od up The former drew a revolver and
fired, the bullet entering Nane's abdo-
men He also threw paving stone
which struck Jackson on The head making
an ugly wound
After being fatally wounded, Wanes
ran To a store near the corner, where he
died in Il few minutes The officers Of
the Third precinct were soon upon the
spot. but Iciderman had capped Later
I'm the evening q man supposed 10 be
lIcidcrman vas seen on the marsh and
was pursued by Officer Keidy, hut he
managed to escape Dlggs also escaped.
bat was caught yesterday by officer Ken
dig. The police learned Yesterday that
Hcidoman was seen near Twelfth and &
streets Saturday night, and that he was
afterwards seen ON the Leesburg turn
pike
An inquest was held yesterday and the
Jury returned verdict that Waue- came
10 bis death by pistol shot wound in the
abdomen. lleidermau h id not been cap
ured, and could not, therefore, be com
miued TO JAIL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-30
striker, Charged win Conspiracy.

BosroN, August 29-Mr Douglass la
whose factory at Brockton strike was
ordered a few week, ago by the Laster,
Union took ont warrants ON Saturday
against Mclaughlin and OHrien, TWO Of
the principal striker. chargin. them with
conspiracy 10 iuiure his business. The
men will be held for the October term Of
the Superior Court. The result of the
t-ial will have am important bearing on
future strikes
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-30

Interesting Items served tp iu Condensed
The State Dental Association met ~
old Point Yesterday and the Southern
Dental Association NEE there to-day.
Professor }i Stein reached the city
yesterday lIc sill again lead the Mozart
Academy orchestra with all ihe old favor
ties. reinforced probably by q kettle drum
Among thc welcome visitors TO the city
yesterday were John Henry Worsham
and Charlie Dodamcad, both old Rich
mond boys now seeking their fortunes
elsewhere.
Richmond Typographical Union has
adopted q resolution That after November
lsi next "niuc hours shall constitute "a
days work for cOmpOsitOr- working by
the day, and that the pay shall De Slj per
week
ln addition TO Dr, Ben Johnston Up
-hur and Opp.nhcimer DR. Cullen will
read "a paper before She Medical Congress
at Washington next week
Mr.. William o. Burton has been award
cd the contract for the erection of q new
kitchen. st0rc-r0om and pantry. and for
an addition TO the mess-hall al The sol
dicrs Home Ground win DE broken for
the new buildings to-day.
The connection of the Union Pas-en-
ger Railway between Bank street and
Twelfth and Franklin single track has
been completed and the roadway paved.
Hands are making headway with the
double track
A Sabbath school is held at Memorial
chapel. Soldiers Home, every Sunday
evening m o'clock Mr. Thomas Rid.
dick Is superintendent 1t is entirely
-sectarian There are over forty
scholars and all children In the vicinity
are invited 20 attend
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-30

Fifth street Methodist church in Man
chester needs tO bee twice as large ar il
is For months past, ON Sunday nights,
people have been turned away. although
the ai,ie- and pulpit cushions have been
used 90 accommodate them The congre-
CATION of Fifth street church are not able
TO enlarge the building, aud they viii
have 90 look for help outside of the con-
grcgation, and it Is hoped that they will
not look in vain
An interesting meeting of tie Mission
ary Society of the CiOpton street Baptist
church was held SUNDAY afternoon. Rev.
Decatur Edwards presided, and Mr.. Viii
liam Pollard acted AS secretary Little
Misses Alice CaIlenbeTger Cappie Glenn
euts. Pearl Evans. Rose Callenberger, aud
Ncya Evan, participated IN a dialogue,
entitled Have you heard OF Jesus =
The address of the occasion was delivered
by Judge b. A. Hancock OF Chesterfield.
The choir of the church was assisted by
Nj A. ". Fahr with his coruet.
Rev John G.. Anderson has been called
20 supply the pull II of the Presbyterian
church for The month of September.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-30

SARATOGA y Y, August 29.-The
race track is In good condition to-day and
the weather is clear.
FIRST race. distance five furlongs, won
ly Cruiser with Jack Cocks second, and
Carrie g. third. Time, l.Oil
In the first race 10 day collision oc-
CURED between the horses at the head Of
the stretch. Zeb. Ward, Sadie Ne, Music,
and Fountain, all going down Jockey
West was badly hurt His head was cut
open and he received other injuries #
Is feared he viii die. Penny and Winch
ell were severely shaken up. Barrett es-
capped with a slight shock
Latr-Penny had his skull fractured
by the accident in the first race, and
West is reported by Dr. F. W. Boyce to
be dying, and liable to pass away at any
moment